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and then when you actually use it, it's called useful energy. now if we look at where the vast majority of up primary energy comes from, things look really bad. just by decades of activism and investment in renewables, fossil fuels to supply 80 percent, the world's energy. that's the figure that people who are skeptical about renewables bring up the longer they use it to tell you what's stuck with fossil fuels because it's impossible to replace them in time. fossil fuels right now are 80 percent of the world's energy. all of these plans involved using all solar and wind in the near future. and i think there's no evidence that's doable. and so when can be amazing at all, it can help somewhat, but it's not going to be the main supplier. we are at the for a long time, we shall be made a spa. so if you would civilization beautiful. but the 80 percent number is really on the faf. the story. this graph also shows something that the skeptics i'm talking about very much. and that's all these gray lines. let's see. every stage of this process is ineffici

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what is met us plan. i checked both on the present on social media nowadays and meta as trying to become the leader of the pack metal started testing. celebrity inspired checkbox incorporation with phillips, like rep us new dog tennis play. i know me of soccer and models, kendall gena. the feature is only available in the us from now marks that the book set in an interview that mentos testing a i postponed us with around 50 influences. so how does that work? the social media created generate digital versions of themselves with meta. so that's a feature, a studio. these avatars can then be used to produce photo and video content. all they pop up and check windows messenger instagram or even whatsapp. well, there's no information on with a normal users, like you and i will be able to create on live twins like that any time soon spots. and that's how one supposed to be able to create our own checkbox plan. so that has been announced last year. i for one really appreciate a digital delta gay. no, that's steps

., sticky in the uk and also in the us? . ., the us? imagine that the service sector, _ the us? i think- the us? imagine that the | service sector, i think that the us? imagine that the i service sector, i think that is the answer. this service sector, costs are dominated by the labour market and wages are still rising on average by about 6%. the reason for this is we have a labour shortage in the uk. an earlier item regarding europe and brexit, let's not rehearse that again but we have got a labour problem and going forward, as the economy begins to grow more and we all hope there will be more growth, the problem is that will create more labour shortages. theyjust want that will create more labour shortages. they just want to that will create more labour shortages. theyjust want to be sure that wages come under better control and i think that will take a little while yet. there is also over is a living it's too late.— there is also over is a living it's too late. absolutely. and there is the _ it's too late. absolutely. and there is the double-edged i there is the double—edged

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but more so, more importantly, it shows that the us securities, they use it's jurisdiction applying to the entire planet. you know, there's actually not even in there was not an existing extradition treaty between the united states and k birthday, but through pressure including outright bribery such as a signing, multi $1000000.00 investment in economic investment packages with the government and keep bare and, and also investing millions of dollars and a revamp of the us embassy in the capital there. the government ultimately agreed to extradite a sob to the united states. and he did spend a little over a year about a year and a half in miami present, sell awaiting trial. but once they got him here, most of the money laundering charges that they, that they had initially set against him were thrown out in the case ultimately fell apart and and, and sob was treated and a prisoner swap. and now he's back in venezuela and guess wasted no time getting back to work. but it was a lesson because not only should the international law in the sense that the us jurisdiction doesn't apply to keep

crude us lives in ukraine. the russian interior ministry suspects that we used to test biological weapons for the most up if i didn't, they said the cheese, they real quick. you what say we shift anybody from the have to get that didn't the city of the ship? what the he and the she was up before the ukraine army retreated them. stuff tried to remove all materials and documents, but they filed the only thing that i needed to send the record is not the voice i chose to renew the restored one for to your card, but you can go to the number of voice approval. he one would it be court is spanish discovery history of the one year when the abandon lab investigators found evidence of operations with deadly viruses and paper with a test on a named patients. it's on known how many similar centers have been established in ukraine over the past 8 years. the russian ministry found signs of them in almost all liberated major settlements, which they are se unit that in these hold a category. so chad is showing the subscript wa

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so they actually, but they use the us as a nation of the tube. how, how much leader, especially the bahama, the base, the head of the, how much military when they use this, they use their prison to justify or as alex accuse on to the bomb, those people, the, i'm up there, the i'm up and then over the, over the ground the on the ground, and this is not the 1st time there is that i really committed must have goes on all the, just the by these kind of us tax and say the somebody was that us in law who's been either by mazda of guys or was there or, and they're the leader of the military. we was the mohammed of late. so i believe it is a, it's accused to try to justify what to what they did, you know, and, and this area about the 100 people working. most of them children and women, and also $300.00 with and just so that i did the same thing and the say it up which is about the same to, to meet as from the news that they killed both of them a 300 people and they tried to release the postage as with the, with the so, and, you know, i think it is really

sub, just tell us who alex is. i understand. in the past few weeks, he's been appointed to mentor events, way president debit or as a investment um ministry. yes, alec stop is a venezuelan diplomat who's colombian born but early on in the treviss, the revolution while the rest of columbia is business sector was boycotting. but as we'll essentially, he saw an opportunity and became very close to the government and ultimately ended up winning major contracts to build the public housing in venezuela. and then also to provide supplies for the lat food program. this is a program that i witnessed firsthand and venezuela and it's really something that's credited with having curb to the effects of us sanctions at the height of us sanctions or the facts of the obama administration national security declaration saying that venezuela was a national security threat sorry to interrupt obama tried to stop the population of venezuela millions, tens of millions of people after i get killed because that that decision immediately cu

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so it was one of us, the us government, when a good time be with us. what do you make up of nato's push to get each men the state to pay 2 percent of of gdp. this is nothing new. it's been trying to do this for, for quite some time. why 2 percent? why don't one and a half percent? why don't 2 and a half percent, 3 percent is 2 percent, a realistic figure as well. i think that's understands that if you go back 222004 or 2008, you're talking about europe and natal members spending around an average of 1.5 percent a year. so at that time, it seemed reasonable to say that we should set some target that's above 1.5 percent . because at the time, actual european defense capabilities were totally collapsing. that d n e r p, and state being able to defend its own territory against the russian attack was just, i'm thankful at that point. so 2 percent was it was amazing guidelines to try to reach. and so we went from in 2014 a number of allies being able to meet that total to now we have, i think it's $23.00. are going to meet that total as of 2024. yeah. in 201

uh, with us allies in other places. so the need to have into operability is a key component for the us disability to deter any regional conflict, whether it's involving china or other countries. so certainly that, that step with japan is a significant one and should not be should that be under estimated. however, i do think that it's going to comes to regional peace and stability. there are concerns outside of us airlines, particularly in countries in the region who are not us allies of what happens to them. are we witnessing a 2 floor regional security architecture for the us and its allies are the top building and those are not us allies at the lower floor? what happens if they cannot work better with us? uh we and its allies. so i do think that the momentum, uh that's been going very well on the us and its allies may not carry over in terms of the rest of the reach and, and this is what it concerns about regional tension. and contingency planning comes in because not everyone has the luxury of its alliance with the u

how many people are us? i reached out to| people are us? were killed because they understand the pain of someone who loses their loved ones because of this madness, because believing that only through violence and killing each other we can come to a solution. i think many people who are like us, the problem is many people have lost faith in politicians that can lead us out of the mess weaker in, that can an occupation and build a better future so when you ask people "do you believe peace is possible?" they say no — not because they do not want peace but because they do not see leadership, and that is why we have stepped in, why many people have stepped in and said if our politicians are not going to do it, we will model the way of how to do it. look at maoz and look at me. both of us lost family members. we are here to say politicians better get their act together or they can let us do it. it get their act together or they can let us do it.— can let us do it. it sounds like there _ can let us do it. it sounds like there is _ can let us do i

or a craze are close to us. um, do you worry about any of that, the city that keep you up at night? mean you don't worry all sides and coins us very far away from us. quasars in fact, don't really exist in the present time. well, maybe some of the closest ones do the quite so as we see among the most distant objects that existed tens of billions of years ago. they show us the i, the process of galactic disk formation. these are young and 2 galaxy nuclei emit in numerous amounts of energy, but don't worry about them. there's nothing to fear. neither passes, no coins, those, those any threats in general, all events related to the collision of large objects, such as us or the solar system. while not entirely impossible are extremely rare because we find at least the, our solar system system. nothing will threaten us. we do in the hundreds of millions of billions of years. so app ask, you've been studying space your entire life. would you like to personally go up into space and be closer to the action and reducing,

iran's useful idiots. did also use the iran card, now that we mentioned iran, that iran was virtually behind all the terrorism that standing in iran's way as israel, and israel was fighting actually america's war in west asia, referring to yemen and resistance groups as proxies of iran. this while all have pleshed to stop anti moves of the genocidal for it to stop. now while there was praise, appl and... ovations for netanyahu one after the other, the us announced in the midst of all this the gaza seesfire deal was in the closing stages. this is what netanyahu said, while it did not intend to resettle in gaza, it would continue to have a presence there for the fiel future, calling for demilitarized, deradicalized postb gaza, a palestinian administration run by civilians who do not seek to destroy israel. man, thank you, there, great. up there on your explainer program highlighting netanyahu's uh speech before congress trying to justify uh his war criminality a uh deemed uh by the icc a uh war criminal spen

is that the use of running running uh you provide you with that can use but that, but it does show a portion of them that are new to so i can show silverman believes luca buys and his activities in georgia resulted in sporadic and strikes, outbreaks in the region which it has some shampoo, i don't think so much of it also such as your dog with the machine pulled the should the guy to should do this vehicle? is it economic, we have and tracks in georgia where we don't have it and tracks only, it's a pull in the laboratory. we have and tracks in the wall and herds of cattle and the soviet union, the deadly disease was practically eradicated in the caucuses livestock was vaccinated. anyway, i'm a senior to it's just other people. but a cool way is, by the way, this continued until the early 2 thousands. when american military biologists arrived in georgia and they stopped the vaccination program, the government didn't in order to see how the end tracks would evolve in new generations, more resistance to antibiotics. and which is ultimately the use of biological military weapons controls

thank you for joining us. israel is pushing ahead with its deadly airal and ground attacks on the besieg gaza strip. local health officials say at least 66 palestinians were killed in a 24-hour period across gaza. israeli forces have also made further incusions into southern towns, at least 15 palestinians were killed in air strikes on hun units, more than 39,300 people have been killed and over 90,000 others injured, so far as a result of israel, israel's attacks in gaza. meanwhile, palestinian resistance group algos brigades has targeted israeli soldiers and military assets in han unines employing heavy water fire causing casualties amongst the israeli soldiers. earlier we were joined by our gaza correspondent moti abu musabe for the latest details on israeli crimes in the besieged as the israeli army issued more evacuation orders for the people in alburage refugie camp. vast residental squares were demanded to be fully evacuated from the palestinian people and the israelicubation incubation forces demanded

would you please give us a month? we have so many cars, charlie, this is useful. so any t i is security issues have in education. yeah. okay. so the need for us to be able to do with this is anyone stepping into the, the breach to offer any economic publish it to this i have, i'm thinking here, particularly of russia to the recall. those are when the i know the is this is insides rush outside and gives you these countries. what it means is, uh uh, the bro, easy to provide it because it gives the provided we literally went balls and then the comics all it is about us was beginning to be very difficult for them to read that to jim. i could cancel coming back to the mall. why i haven't brought up behind the been able to get rough, how they're going to use the 1st one. they're going to need to call the religious the new releases you on the continent we the ways and the power is becoming very difficult for the last oppressors. and so this is one of the community for them to be able to let them know. and this body shop versus little are going to need a daniel, do you ex

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you have a room via or a brief squeeze us um, and to us soldiers before the battle. praises to the national day and see the causes go dodge, bog mixed with the ukrainian nationalist slogan all over the past few years, pagan rituals like this of government, especially popular in the ukrainian military move so much is the word school. what the most difficult. somebody sits on your, the sluggish to because they are still the minimum. is a bunch of liam with those darn you. because that is the thing is the stone emotions by going to read, you know, to do. i was interested in the role she wants you to go, daughter and you focusing on this to see what's going on. they find the most recent member of the nation as cold as of regimen soldier, when i leave shuffling don't to in cold blood doing. fighting in body opened in spring 2022 year old bills are standing up stairs just visually, stella for suppressing students as well. if you investigate just say i lead, clearly some of the victims, white scrubs and red cross on band the still pull the trigger based on the village of the for my job, alicia sca

they are using us to create a separate path in our trade with those common widths that are basicallylonger subject to sanctions . you are now expecting to appear to us in many business affairs and even investment there are no sanctions outside the country or other countries inside us, but because this money transfer and clearing of exchanges must be done with dollars and euros, and sanctions are applied here, now you know a lot about these sanctions, which are beyond sanctions. in fact, international or , in other words, un sanctions, these sanctions are mainly unilateral sanctions, that is, sanctions that originate from the will of the united states and are actually based on american money, that is, companies or intermediaries, for fear of being sanctioned by the united states later. first, they avoid that banks basically do this not doing it means that after all, the banks that work in the world's monetary network do not do this. now, actually, one of the reasons is what you say, and if they do this , they will face heavy fines, and this is where we actually de-dollarize. that is,

that means us congress is hosting a war criminal, as just mentioned, us law makers, democrats mainly, they are angry uh, taking a look at some of these posts, new congressman, jamal bowman, the general war criminal will be addressing congress, um, he's outraged, alexandria casio cortes, netanyahu is a war criminal that's wanted. by the icc. rashida taleb echoing the same thing as uh her uh co-worker mentioned uh again a war criminal uh is what netanyahu is and then you have bernie sanders who said that a war criminal is actually presiding over an extreme right-wing cabinet. these are unprecedented statements coming from us lawmakers. now uh in another unprecedented move you have 100 you islamicers, some estimates are putting it that to have either skipped or boycotted netanyao's speech. now some... ables our former speaker of house nancy polosi or the presidential candidate camala harris uh who said she had a previous engagement that was her excuse and then you had trump's nomination for vp jd vance uh some of the other notables that you see here are uh even republicans that have skip

the us congressmen like lodge. along with the naval theorists mohan and the other men in, they were really fixated on hawaii. it just happened that the the war of 1898. so the war with spain was also happening and it was the right moment to push past that overthrow and go ahead and annex hawaii. and this is through joint resolution. so a total vote of the us house of representatives and the congress. so the total vote of congress instead of one part of the congress passing thing and the treaty to annex. and then the other part, they did a total vote. that's basically a shortcut because they knew they wouldn't have the right votes in the house of representatives. the annexation has been contested by hawaiians ever since. and you can imagine how hurtful and how painful this history is for many native hawaiians to this day, especially since after the overthrow, the queen was imprisoned for eight months and her lands were seized. about $20 million is estimated to be owed to her. that was never paid, despite her attempt

it is, it is more useful— context, is it any use?use? it is, it is more useful than those formal. more useful than those formal summits — more useful than those formal summits i _ more useful than those formal summits i would say when you are basicatty— summits i would say when you are basically binding everything up with communiques and protocol and a lot of officiat— communiques and protocol and a lot of official involvement in draining out the _ of official involvement in draining out the difficult issues to make it easier— out the difficult issues to make it easier for— out the difficult issues to make it easier for leaders to agree on everything, but i think having seen these _ everything, but i think having seen these summits close up most of them want to— these summits close up most of them want to get— these summits close up most of them want to get into those arguments, and to— want to get into those arguments, and to have this opportunity in a glorious — and to have this opportunity in a glorious venue like blenheim palace

obviously, expanding the use of biocomponents is a significant goal for us.uirements and the introduction of green technologies, today is a prerequisite for competitiveness in all mining companies, including oil companies, today they cannot do otherwise - work either on the shelf or in complex, fragile, i would say, ecosystems. for example, in the arctic zone and in order to compete in the global market, of course, you must be green, you must be responsible, and this today this is not just a question of image, it is a question of competitiveness. with the growth of production scale and sales geography. according to experts, marine fuel with the addition of biocomponents can seriously compete with diesel, which is now actively used in shipping. the situation with plastic recycling is similar; we just need more production facilities where familiar bottles and bags are given a new life. most importantly, both projects demonstrate that ecology and economics do not contradict each other, but complement each other. russian artillerymen and tank crews are delivering

many of us were injured and the military started shooting at us from helicopters. we can go back while the military is still there in shahita, when posts her photographs on facebook and instagram to remind the world of what her people have suffered and continue to endure. she wants to give a face and a voice to her for god. some people wrote him, john the safe drinking most and it is a universal human rights for the culture of the world's population lacks access to it. many have to work so hours to get any will to a told and yet the solution can be very simple. it's hot, but usually a deck of a country doesn't complain. every other day she walks 20 minutes to this. well, it's a hassle, but she's used to it and it least she has a source of drinking water. the water is good, completely natural. 20 kilos. heavier she heads back, you have to work hard for water in rural florida. bush's the northeast of brazil has a lot of sunshine, but water is in short supply that communities 120 families believe the water from the well, it's safe to drink, but they're not totally sur

now, uh government to use a, the service either the products a v as the us as or g. that means that the v or the base ends, i think we go not space to be the same. our cases via the us, the products. i mean, you say the washer doesn't use crowd stripe, but you look at the map of affected countries and you realize how many do use crowd stripe and soft. why? so what does this situation say about variable over reliance on american software? as far as i know, a boat, some bands of thousands govern use. the use grouse that i products uh for a different industry for own tv channels from airport bang cells. yeah. uh some feed euro and louisa ball organization. and so then, so i see many companies, uh visa, i might be able to what needs to be good. all right, cool products. uh, lease. use it on the doors to receive a place to be in the lease uh case it is incidentally as uh we can kind of place uh you, by the of the eastern side. yes. may be inside these because now we cannot get the, the only kept them permission to boss uh, delays uh these uh, airplanes. and some flights o

can you tell us? i know this might be difficult for you, but can you tell us a little bit more about the circumstances of the arrest and what you know about your sister's whereabouts today? yeah, i actually, i wasn't in the, in llanas last asked because this is the 2nd, the one, but to my family with the well and the house, my dad and my mom and it was really violent. and i think my parents are still trying to process what's happened up until now, which was a very violent 3. they'll say to is almost 20 soldiers to the, to the house. and my dad and mom were held at gunpoint and ask to, to raise their hand and in front of the wall and not to move or talk or do anything . and meanwhile, disorders with a searching around the house and in the homes inside. so it was, and whenever they tried to talk to, the soldiers was shouting and preventing them from saying anything or even saying good bye to a lady. and as she was at hands coughed and blindfolded and sent a we add to it to a place we didn't know for a f

the persian gulf countries ated up in the form of us weapons sales, a big win for the us military manufacturers. now the israeli prime minister. benyamin netanyahu has reintroduced this alliance which he called the abraham alliance. he said it would essentially be an extension of the accords signed with arab states in the fall of 2020, but that alliance also failed. countries that made peace with israel have now made peace with iran, no longer buying israel and the us's excuse, a need to confront iran's malign influence, the spread of. terrorism and military great nuclear ambitions, but israeli prime minister, the israeli prime minister may be suffering from dementia. let's count the ways: first, iran has reconciled with the number of countries in the region and is enjoying warm ties with countries like saudi arabia, the uae, bahrain and egypt, even iran's allies like syria are being welcomed by these very same countries, even welcome. by the pgcc, the persian gulf cooperation council. all regional countries that lost the war against syria and yemen, they've recognized iran's military mind if t

like many us army base. it is, it was basic, see its own little cities, with housing for thousands of soldiers and their families, schools, a church, a bowling alley, and most importantly, that even had american fast food chains you couldn't find in the rest of germany. but after us troops relocated to a nearby v spot in, in 2012. patrick henry village became a ghost town, leaving behind thousands of american appliances and even outlets. since then, the jury is only been used in part to temporarily house refugees. the city has grand plans to redevelop the village into a shiny new district with housing for thousands offices in green spaces that would typically mean mass demolishing and getting rid of these old houses and putting up entirely new ones. but old buildings are only a problem if we see them as such. yeah, yeah. and we have an urban mining concept. it's based on the idea of a circular city where we treat everything left behind here as though with a mind. i can be sweet in a minute and basketball, th

i'm you stay in the us, raise ready? prime minister benjamin netanyahu has addressed a joint session of congress. he promised to continue the war against thomas and casa, and cold in the united states to stand united with isabel in his speech, he also defended his country's conduct of the war, which has left some 40000 palestinians a dead. and as he made that speech in the congress, thousands of protest, those gathered outside to demand an end to the conflict. a standing ovation by us lawmakers, but his riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu in his address to a joint session of congress. nothing. yeah. who defended his country's conduct in the fight against a mazda in gaza, and a footboard us support. today is israel flights on the front line of civilization. i to appeal to america. give us the tools faster and we'll finish the job faster. not everyone has welcome nathan yahoo visit to washington, dozens of us lawmakers and blake ought to end up with a standing american congress woman rashid, the lead sign in the expres

into three categories: one, assassination attempts on us presidents, violence against us politiciansd attacks on others due to their political convictions. on assassination on us presidents, here are some of them, what's surprising or how many us presidents have been targeted and how some have been killed? as a result, it is not too far to conclude that political violence has been part of the us culture for quite some time, from the assassination of abraham lincoln back in 19 in 1865, there have been successive assassination and attempts that have taken place, as you can see here, there is a political violence on politicians, high profile figures, here are some notable ones, taking a look at some of the recent ones, however shows how this trend has been on the rise from supreme court justice bart cavenon to house majority leader steve scalis to a former speaker of the house nancy pelosi's husband. all to have happened between 2016 and 2022. one incident, however, has paved the way for political violence to be more acceptable to the american public, and that was violent attack on the

we are using too much energy. we're not meeting our climate targets, but we don't know where that's coming from. we don't know exactly what is contributing to this. of course, there's the usage of a i and in web search, for example, or in, in smartphones or in, you know, all these smart devices. but we really need to know what the different contributions are and how we can reduce them. so i think that the average user, if they knew how many grams of carbon or kilowatt hours of, of energy was used for each. yeah, web search should they would maybe think twice before using type g p as a calculator, which is apparently stuff we've had people do. so putting the, putting more transfer made more clean. the companies are not telling us that show, we know how much c, o 2 energy is being used, or produced or consumed, right? no, they're not. and essentially, it's hard to get those exact numbers because it's, these data centers are distributed. so every time you do a google search or every time you create a charge of the da

they used to call us rowdy kids. and then when they was quite serious, some people walking by them in stock next weekend. they do realize that because the, the applied lives, the less fearless people then be suddenly became our children. the problem i have with this be that we can find the nation, all the canons exercising their political part and let me take you talked about. so i do have a problem with the rest of the was the rest of identifying us kenzie, but we have marched against this about governance with us. he's modest with people who are much older. i remember we much and one with bullying or use the stuff that we used to read about in high school. i'm very much that i'm going to march with him because of the car. he's just, he's on the do not, and i'll be like if we just let it be on next tuesday, the gems the fat we. it's become the type of thing where now the tool is best for things. the younger people because they think we are not knowledgeable enough to listen to them. and the reason they cannot be by